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[Re: Denise Rinker ]
#154262 - 09/03/2007 06:12 PM |
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..When I get, do you want to see photo of Mac,
Yes, if you want to post a link.
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Re: rescue with mange
[Re: Denise Rinker ]
#154263 - 09/03/2007 06:14 PM |
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Oh how may times a day should I feed, if he is diabetic and they have not mentioned that he is, but you feel he may be, then shouldnt he have serveral small meals a day ??They only feed once in the am...that by my standards for any dog is not enough..I have always fed large dogs twice and small dogs free feed
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#154264 - 09/03/2007 06:15 PM |
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ok wit photo,,,,,,I will take and post tomorrow....I am crying...just thinking about hime languishing away, waiting for someone to help.....I am not sure the rescue has been on top of him, due to so many other dogs, I know they do the best they can
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#154265 - 09/03/2007 06:17 PM |
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#154266 - 09/03/2007 06:20 PM |
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Oh how may times a day should I feed, if he is diabetic and they have not mentioned that he is, but you feel he may be, then shouldnt he have serveral small meals a day ??They only feed once in the am...that by my standards for any dog is not enough..I have always fed large dogs twice and small dogs free feed
Absolutely several meals for this underweight sick dog.
BTW, QUOTE:
.... a no grain diet ... with only meat, bones ... only low glycemic fruits and veggies -- in other words, only foods that do not readily turn to sugar in the system. end
from http://www.thewholedog.org/artDemodex.html
(Just to back up what we are saying about the grainy kibble.)
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Re: rescue with mange
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#154267 - 09/03/2007 06:22 PM |
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ok wit photo,,,,,,I will take and post tomorrow....I am crying...just thinking about hime languishing away, waiting for someone to help.....I am not sure the rescue has been on top of him, due to so many other dogs, I know they do the best they can
Don't cry. He will be blessed with some comfort and care and good food. We all die one way or another, and if it's his time, then he will have the easiest kind of passing with a friend by his side and no fear.
Be calm and collected and give the dog the reassurance of knowing he has a protector.
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#154268 - 09/03/2007 06:26 PM |
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Thank you Connie, I am only crying when I am away from him, I do not want him to know I am upset. Yes, you are right, he now has a kind loving protector to try and nurish is soul and body back to health,,,,,,I only hope I did not wait too long, I have been wathcing the rescue for months and should have been there sooner
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#154269 - 09/03/2007 06:48 PM |
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... he now has a kind loving protector to try and nurish is soul and body back to health,,,,,,I only hope I did not wait too long, I have been wathcing the rescue for months and should have been there sooner
No. You had no way to know he was going downhill like that. Forget that kind of thinking. It's no help to him or to you. Who knows when "too late" is or was?
You are going to help him, either to recover or to have a good death..... and I say: Good for you.
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#154270 - 09/03/2007 06:50 PM |
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I agree, either one will be better than where he is now......appears his mind is not ready.....dont know about his body though.....
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#154273 - 09/03/2007 07:35 PM |
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Well, you are right: Either way is a blessing to this guy. 
Just wanted to add, in case it wasn't clear..... the important food for him is the meat (and bones when he's ready in a day or two, after getting used to raw). And the important supplements are the fish oil and the vitamin E.
The produce is meant to give him a little variety and some vitamins, but not in big quantities. You don't want him to pig out on produce at the expense of meat.
All JMO.
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